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Federal judge in Chicago lifts protective order on Border Patrol bodycam footage in case of American woman shot by agent

Federal judge in Chicago lifts protective order on Border Patrol bodycam footage in case of American woman shot by agent

By Renee Hickman CHICAGO, Feb 6 (Reuters) - A federal judge has lifted the protective order on bodycam footage, text messages and other evidence in the case of a Chicago woman who was shot multiple times by a Border Patrol agent during the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement operation
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Stella Carlis Remembered for Her Contributions to Greek-American Community

Stella Carlis Remembered for Her Contributions to Greek-American Community

Stella Carlis, nee Manos, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of family and community involvement. She was the beloved wife of the late Peter Carlis and a devoted mother to Cleopatra Pirpiris and Katherine Pappas. Stella was also a proud grandmother and great-grandmother, with a large extended family. She was actively involved in the Sellasia Educational Society and the Cephalonian Brotherhood, organizations that reflect her commitment to her Greek heritage. Her funeral services are scheduled to take place at St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Chicago, with interment at Elmwood Cemetery. The family has requested that memorial donations be made to the 13th District AHEPA Scholarship Foundation in her memory.
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It looks like either Cody Rhodes or Jacob Fatu will miss out on Elimination Chamber

It looks like either Cody Rhodes or Jacob Fatu will miss out on Elimination Chamber

WWE books a very interesting high stakes match for SmackDown’s move to SyFy.
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How a Flour Company Created the Blueprint for Modern Music Branding

How a Flour Company Created the Blueprint for Modern Music Branding

King Biscuit Time stands as a monumental piece of American radio history, being the longest-running daily broadcast in the country. Originating fro...
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Chicago Faces Severe Weather Conditions with Heavy Snowfall Expected

Chicago Faces Severe Weather Conditions with Heavy Snowfall Expected

Chicago is bracing for a winter storm, with a warning in effect for 6 to 10 inches of snow. Hazardous travel conditions are expected due to heavy snowfall and strong winds. Residents are advised to prepare for disruptions, monitor updates, and take precautions against cold-related health issues. The city is coordinating a response, and residents should report emergencies and check on vulnerable neighbors.
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South Side Irish Parade Honors 9/11 Heroes with Tunnel to Towers Foundation as Grand Marshal

South Side Irish Parade Honors 9/11 Heroes with Tunnel to Towers Foundation as Grand Marshal

The South Side Irish Parade in Chicago has announced the Tunnel to Towers Foundation as the grand marshal for its 2026 event, recognizing the foundation's work in supporting first responders and military personnel. The foundation was established in honor of Stephen Siller, a New York firefighter who died on 9/11. It provides mortgage-free homes and smart homes for injured first responders and veterans. The parade will also honor St. Christina Catholic Parish, celebrating its 100th anniversary, for its community contributions, particularly its support for families of first responders.
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South Side Irish Parade Honors 9/11 Heroes with Grand Marshal Selection

South Side Irish Parade Honors 9/11 Heroes with Grand Marshal Selection

The South Side Irish Parade in Chicago has announced the Tunnel to Towers Foundation as the grand marshal for its 2026 event. The foundation, established in memory of firefighter Stephen Siller who died on 9/11, supports families of fallen and injured first responders. The parade will also honor St. Christina Catholic Parish, celebrating its 100th anniversary. The event highlights the community's connection to 9/11 and its ongoing support for first responders and their families.
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Quantum Machines to Establish Hub at Illinois Quantum Park

Quantum Machines to Establish Hub at Illinois Quantum Park

Quantum Machines to Establish Hub at Illinois Quantum Park
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Lake Michigan Freezes Along Chicago's Museum Campus Amid Severe Winter Conditions

Lake Michigan Freezes Along Chicago's Museum Campus Amid Severe Winter Conditions

On February 4, 2026, Lake Michigan experienced a significant freeze along Chicago's Museum Campus. The scene was marked by cracked blue ice and snow covering the water, set against a gray sky. This event highlights the severe winter conditions affecting the region. The Columbia Chronicle reported on the freezing conditions, noting the visual impact of the ice and snow. This occurrence is part of a broader pattern of cold weather affecting the area, with light snow showers and a warming trend also being reported by CBS News.
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Chicago Faces Cold Weather as Primary Election Approaches

Chicago Faces Cold Weather as Primary Election Approaches

Chicago is experiencing cold weather conditions as the city prepares for the upcoming primary election on March 17, 2026. According to the Chicago Tribune, early voting begins on February 12 at designated locations, including the Chicago Board of Elections and the Loop Super Site. The primary election will determine nominees for various federal, state, and local offices, including the U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and Governor. The weather in Chicago is currently cold, with temperatures around 18°F (-8°C) as reported on February 5, 2026. Voters are encouraged to participate in early voting to avoid potential weather-related disruptions on Election Day.
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Chicago Alderman Seeks Public Input on Robot Delivery Expansion in 1st Ward

Chicago Alderman Seeks Public Input on Robot Delivery Expansion in 1st Ward

Chicago Alderman Daniel La Spata is seeking public feedback on the potential expansion of robot delivery services in the city's 1st Ward. This initiative aims to explore the feasibility and public sentiment regarding the use of autonomous robots for food delivery. The move comes as part of a broader trend towards automation in urban logistics, with several companies piloting similar technologies in various cities. The alderman is particularly interested in understanding the community's concerns or support for such technology, which could impact local businesses, traffic patterns, and pedestrian safety.
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San Antonio's Pre-K 4 SA Program Addresses Kindergarten Readiness Disparities

San Antonio's Pre-K 4 SA Program Addresses Kindergarten Readiness Disparities

San Antonio's Pre-K 4 SA program is tackling the disparities in kindergarten readiness among children from different income levels. The program offers 2,000 preschool seats, 80% of which are free for qualifying families, and employs a 'whole child' approach to education. This initiative is part of a broader trend in cities like Denver, New York, and Chicago, aiming to provide high-quality early education to low-income families. The program's success is evident in the higher third-grade math and reading scores of its graduates compared to state averages.